Solar Sunday Experiments 31: LiTime 12v 200AH bluetooth BMS LiFePo4 battery triple discharge test.

Thanks to Litime for sending me their battery. Their batteries have a good build quality, even if their app isnt so good.

[raym]

Really enjoying the solar sunday videos

[darcyska]

Always a fan of the Solar Sunday videos!

[Progrocker]

My friend has a cabin in the WV woods that's powered by micro hydro and solar panels. He has a small stream on his property. Not sure how many he has but he has a bank of those batteries. Lighting and charging ports are all DC and he uses inverters for all his AC appliances. Computers, kitchen appliances, washer dryer and he uses mostly cordless power tools. The charge controller has a dump load feature for days where the system is getting more sun than the batteries can produce, it dumps the excess into either an electric water heater or he can run a small A/C unit. Only thing it doesn't do is heat the house, he relies on wood heat and a backup propane heater for that.

[sixtyfiveford]

It gets super frustrating that everything you have to create an account/ login for these days. They need to be able to track everything you do so they can sell you more stuff or sell your information to others that can sell you more stuff.

[a-aron]

To be fair, if you do 12v with the 2422wh comes out to 201.8ah at 12v. Now I know it's not a real 12v but it is 200ah at 12v equivalent. However, it's not the 2560wh as claimed, but 2300 as you said is pretty good. 5 of those would be all I need as an average Irish home uses 11kwh per day. But an account would definitely be a deal breaker, it's a battery for flip sake😂